ROBERT EDWARD
FORCHION, Jr
“NJWEEDMAN.COM”
P.O.
BROWNS
(LEGAL DEPARTMENT)
Comcast Corporation
RE: Leased
Access Information – POLITICAL CANDIDATE
Dear Sirs/Madams -
“CENSORS”
I represent a prospective leased
access programmer; The
(i) How much of
your leased access set-aside capacity is available in
(ii) A complete schedule of your full-time
and part-time leased access rates in
(iii) Rates associated with technical and
studio costs in
(iv) A sample leased access contract for
Pursuant to 47 CFR § 76.970 (i)(1), a cable system operator shall provide prospective
leased access programmers with the foregoing information within 15 calendar
days of the date on which a request for leased access information is made. Accordingly,
I look forward to your prompt response.
Additionally I like to inform
Comcast that pursuant to 47 CFR 76.5 that I will be seeking to air political
ad’s on the Comcast system. I am a political candidate for the 3rd
Congressional District seat in
Comcast turned over to the State officials my
political ad’s without the need to obtain a “warrant”
from a Judge or gaining permission from me.
(THIS CAN BEEN SEEN AT: www.njweedman.com/censorship.htm)
I am now a candidate
for FEDERAL OFFICE and seek to run the very same ad’s Comcast censored before,
they have now been edited and are legally FEDERAL ELECTION POLITICAL AD’S. – I
have attached copies of recent newspaper stories quoting my “DECLARATION” to
run for FEDERAL Office, and have gained enough signatures to be placed on the
ballot.
47 CFR 76.5
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(q) Legally
qualified candidate. (1) Any person who: (i) Has publicly
announced his or her intention to run for nomination or
office; (ii) Is qualified under the applicable
local, State or Federal law to hold the office
for which he or she is a candidate; and (iii) Has met the
qualifications set forth in either paragraphs (q)(2), (3) or (4)
of this section. (2) A person seeking
election to any public office including that of President or Vice
President of the public office except
that of President or Vice President, by means of a primary, general or
special election, shall be considered a legally qualified candidate
if, in addition to meeting the criteria set forth in paragraph (q)(1) of
this section, that person: (i) Has qualified
for a place on the ballot, or (ii) Has publicly committed himself or
herself to seeking election by the write-in
method and is eligible under applicable law to be voted for by sticker, by
writing in his or her name on the ballot or by other method, and makes a
substantial showing that he or she is a bona fide candidate for nomination or office. Persons seeking
election to the office of President or Vice President of the the rules there
under, be considered legally qualified candidates only in those States or territories
(or the have met the
requirements set forth in paragraphs (q) (1) and (2) of this rule; except
that any such person who has met the requirements set forth in paragraphs
(q) (1) and (2) in at least 10 States (or nine and the candidate for
election in all States, territories and the District of (3) A person seeking
nomination to any public office except that of President or Vice
President of the convention, caucus
or similar procedure, shall be considered a legally qualified candidate
if, in addition to meeting the requirements set forth in paragraph
(q)(1) of this section, that person makes a substantial showing that he or
she is a bona fide candidate for such nomination; except that no person shall be considered a
legally qualified candidate for nomination by the
means set forth in this paragraph prior to 90 days before the beginning
of the convention, caucus or similar procedure in which he or she seeks nomination. (4) A person seeking
nomination for the office of President or Vice President of the Communications Act
and the rules the render, be considered a legally qualified candidate
only in those States or territories (or the District of paragraph (q)(1) of this section. (i) He or she, or
proposed delegates on his or her behalf, have qualified for the
primary of Presidential preference ballot in that State, territory or
the (ii) He or she has made a substantial
showing of bona fide candidacy for such nomination
in that State, territory of the District of paragraph (q) (1)
and (4) in at least 10 States (or nine and the for nomination in
all States, territories and the for purposes of the Act. (5) The term ``substantial showing'' of
bona fide candidacy as used in paragraph (q)
(2), (3) and (4) of this section means evidence that the person claiming
to be a candidate has engaged to a substantial degree in activities commonly associated
with political campaigning. Such activities
normally would include making campaign speeches, distributing
campaign literature, issuing press releases, maintaining a campaign
headquarters (even though the headquarters in some instances might be the residence of the candidate
or his campaign manager). Not all of the listed
activities are necessarily required in each case to demonstrate a
substantial showing, and there may be activities not listed herein which would contribute to
such a showing. |
I have made this letter available to
the local press, the Federal
ROBERT
EDWARD FORCHION, JR
“NJWEEDMAN.COM”
Candidate
for the 3rd Congressional District